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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said the biggest risk to professionals in the AI era is not the technology itself but the refusal to evolve. Speaking on the Invest Like The Best podcast, he said the two types of people who will not make the shift to AI are pure people managers and people who are rigid and do not want to change and evolve.
Read the original →A UCLA researcher, Motghare helped develop a tracker monitoring AI-linked unemployment trends in California.
Read the original →Goldman Sachs economists warn AI could eliminate millions of American jobs, with the biggest wave of layoffs potentially coming during the next recession as companies move to replace workers with the technology. However, delaying expansion has negative impacts too.
Read the original →Some TV owners are asking Claude Code to clear out the junk so they can just watch their shows.
Read the original →Anthropic has said it would commit 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund. The stake could be worth $100 billion when the firm goes public.
Read the original →The article explains what Google AI Studio is, which Gemini models are free, and how to get an API key. It also covers how the tool differs from the Gemini app and the billing traps.
Read the original →The partnership will explore how AI can support peer reviewers while keeping human judgement central to the process.
Read the original →South Korean researchers have developed an AI technology that allows robots to remember the location and condition of objects they have previously seen.
Read the original →A Korean team built a memory-driven robot AI that raised task success to 69.6%.
Read the original →mobilezone built three Microsoft Copilot Studio agents to streamline store support and B2B operations.
Read the original →The article compares presentation AI tools: Gamma 5, Plus AI, Copilot, Canva, Beautiful.ai and Gemini. Seats cost between US$9 and US$40 a month. It includes a checklist for Canadian buyers.
Read the original →Analyst Samik Chatterjee pointed to Azure, Microsoft 365 Commercial Cloud and Copilot growth as areas investors will watch.
Read the original →Training data used by Huawei and DeepSeek may have included unauthorized works by Han Kang and other Korean authors.
Read the original →DeepSeek and Qwen models are free to download. The article weighs 5 security risks against 5 business wins.
Read the original →The item also previews other stories: an AI datacenter bubble wobbling in Australia, an e-commerce app suggesting it can detect diseases, and India's top telco heading to an IPO amid investor frenzy.
Read the original →Tyler Cowen writes that systems guarding email and bank accounts are vulnerable to attacks. He argues that building on the best defenses will buy time and prevent a crisis.
Read the original →New research reveals how AI can reinforce gender stereotypes, affect girls' safety and wellbeing, and widen inequalities for young people.
Read the original →Cognizant and EBRD signed a 5-year AI partnership. The article covers what the deal includes, who benefits, and what it means for banking technology.
Read the original →ZWAG AI announced the launch of the Center of Excellence for Linguistic Sovereignty (CoE-LS) at the Dubai AI Festival on Oct. 26, 2026. Through its linguistic intelligence platform, the company is calling on global governments, universities and incubators to take part.
Read the original →Resea AI, an AI-assisted writing and research platform, announced a platform update. The update highlights free daily access to its Free AI Humanizer.
Read the original →Moderators of r/opensource have barred AI projects. The added rules also shut out solo maintainers and non-English speakers from sharing their work.
Read the original →The description says AI is evolving at a rapid pace. It also says the uptake of generative AI is changing how humans interact with and use the technology.
Read the original →The article is about Dario Amodei and Sam Altman, who keep fighting over what it calls a new world that has arrived.
Read the original →Nvidia says each gigawatt of AI capacity is now worth 60% more to it with Vera Rubin. The description says this could extend the company's growth runway even if customers do not increase spending.
Read the original →Nvidia's sales and marketing leadership is changing as veterans retire and outsiders bring new expertise. Jensen Huang's daughter is also gaining influence.
Read the original →Washington lawmakers and White House aides say AI chiefs have become a political liability. OpenAI and Anthropic face FTC scrutiny.
Read the original →Google is giving its AI researchers priority over cloud customers. CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed the company is forgoing short-term Google Cloud revenue by directing some of its limited computing capacity toward developing advanced AI models.
Read the original →Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company is prioritising AI research over expanding cloud capacity.
Read the original →The commentary describes an alternative, less quantitative way to trace this history: through the people who carried ideas between the fields.
Read the original →Van Jones explores how artificial intelligence is changing society. He argues for an approach to AI that ensures communities are not left behind.
Read the original →Shares of Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SPCX) edged 0.1% lower premarket on Monday as retail traders speculated that Cerebras' steep selloff could give CEO Elon Musk an opening to buy the AI chipmaker. SPCX rose 1.9% on Friday to close at $147.49.
Read the original →The SpaceX CEO said many neoclouds will face "guppy-level death" because they lack alternative streams of revenue.
Read the original →The description says he dropped out of middle school and wrote the 660,000-word Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality. He also co-wrote the bestseller If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Di[es].
Read the original →Last week, Tech.eu tracked more than 65 tech funding deals worth over €1.5 billion. It also tracked over 4 exits, M&A transactions, rumours and related news stories across Europe.
Read the original →The description argues that advanced AI is unlikely to pose an existential threat to humanity. It says superintelligent systems will prioritize efficient goal fulfillment over maliciously destroying human civilization, making AI targeting ordinary individuals a very low-probability outcome.
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